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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — It has been two months since 4-year-old Elisa survived a tragic car accident that claimed the life of her mother Natali Castellanos-Tyler. Castellanos-Tyler, 30, died Feb. 21 when her Ford Explorer slid off a road just a few miles from her home. Investigators said they believed the accident was a one-car collision and the result of slick roads.

Tyler said Elisa’s episodes are baffling, even to her doctor. Photo credit: WTVR

Tyler said his family was confused and didn’t know what to think until this past weekend. That is when they started seeing several Facebook posts from the neighboring subdivisions of Foxcroft and Magnolia Green. The posts included reports of several hit and run car accidents involving a white delivery-type truck, possibly a box truck.

Caitlyn Thomas, a 17-year-old Cosby High School student, claimed she was side-swiped March 30 by a white box truck traveling the opposite direction in the 6800 block of Otterdale Road in Chesterfield County. The accident caused her driver’s side-view mirror to crash through the driver’s side window.

Caitlyn Thomas, a 17-year-old Cosby High School student, claimed she was side-swiped March 30. Photo credit: WTVR

“I was wearing sunglasses, so I was glad there was no glass in my eyes or anything,” Thomas said.

An eyewitness reported to police that the driver of the truck slowed down and turned his head, but then fled the scene.

Just one day earlier, on March 29, Subasree Thompson said she was also sideswiped on Otterdale Road by a white box truck matching the same description. Thompson said the truck was plain white and appeared to have two or three men inside, sitting in a row. Thompson said she was furious because her three-year-old daughter was in the back of her car.

Subasree Thompson said she was sideswiped on Otterdale Road by a white box truck. Photo credit: WTVR

“He literally braked for two seconds and took off so I couldn’t get a license plate number,” Thompson said.

A third incident, involving a Chesterfield County school bus, was reported on April 3. Caitlyn’s mom, Wendy Thomas, said a white truck sideswiped a bus taking students home from Cosby High School. Thomas said she received texts from parents who had children on the bus.

“It’s hard to imagine that somebody would purposely be doing this kind of thing,” Thomas said. “But three times in one week on the same road is, I feel, more than a coincidence.”

Chesterfield County Police said they are investigating, however a spokesperson said the department was unable to confirm the string of incidents Monday because the state’s accident tracking device was down. The spokesperson also said there was no physical evidence to prove that another vehicle was involved in the fatal collision on Feb. 21.

While they are putting their trust in Chesterfield’s investigation, Tyler said his daughter’s nightmares are too vivid to ignore.

“Ever since we doubted that there was more at play except weather, we have all just been praying for the truth to come out,” Tyler said.